A good Renner throw was one not completed

Posted Oct 3, 2011
Under pressure from Pirates linebacker Kyle Tudor on a second-and-5, Bryn Renner chose to throw the ball away to the sideline - something that Renner, a first-year starter, had been hesitant to do in games past, often resulting in sacks or interceptions. North Carolina ended up punting on that particular series, but it set a pattern for Renner, who finished with zero sacks and zero picks. (Charlotte Observer)

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